Ted and Chris return with more MLS team previews as they open up with new correspondent Christopher Boulay,as they discuss the newest expansion team, the Montreal Impact. Also A.J. Jobe from the Crewsaders takes a look a much different looking Crew. And finally Jordan Wise from SB Nation drops in talk all about the Dynamo as they look to open their new stadium in May.

We go back to the days of perms and short shorts to pick our team of the 1980s. That's the best possible XI from the decade fashion forgot, but creative midfielders did not. We also discuss Fabio Capello's shock resignation as England manager. Was Capello right to quit? Did the FA push him too far?

After Grayson – A new dawning for our club? A solid 3-0 win for caretaker manager Redfearn at Bristol sees him given at least the next three games in charge, before the board makes a managerial decision. But with the club CEO on holiday and the chairman staying in Monaco as he has a cold (!), no new managerial position was likely to be even looked at, let alone considered this week.

After Grayson A new dawning for our club? A solid 3-0 win for caretaker manager Redfearn at Bristol sees him given at least the next three games in charge, before the board makes a managerial decision. But with the club CEO on holiday and the chairman staying in Monaco as he has a cold (!), no new managerial position was likely to be even looked at, let alone considered this week.

On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, a new show has to take over the airwaves: The England and FA February Farce. John Terry is sacked again, Don Fabio puts the knife in and publicly criticizes his employers the FA – worse, in Italian; Rio says no, and poor Stevie G. doesn't know what to make of it all.

Daryl and Taylor discuss John Terry and the England captaincy, plus Taylor interviews veteran journalist James Dorsey, who goes in-depth about about the tragic events in Egypt.

Chris and Ted begin a month of 2012 MLS team previews on Around the League Extra as they break down the Revolution with Steven Stoehr from the Bent Musket. They also preview the Union with Murph from the YSA Report, as they begin life after Sebastian Le Toux. They also talk Earthquakes with new correspondent Lisa Erickson from Center Line Soccer, and finally the great ELAC returns to preview Chivas USA!

Grayson gone! This weeks show looks at the implications of this sadly expected sacking and in true Twiggster style, looks forward to the future with hope and looks back on Grayson's tenure at our club.

The sacking overshadows an horrendous 4-1 home defeat to Birmingham in midweek and a truly abysmal January transfer window.

Referee Scott Zawadzki clears up some common misconceptions about the laws of the beautiful game. And no, he doesn't care if you "got the ball first." We also interview the filmmakers behind "Laduma: One Goal" and ask: what now for WPS?

On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, the utter absurdity of transfer deadline day, Wenger says stop worrying about Wilshere for the Euros, Nathan Dyer tells Capello to make his England dreams come true, and could Oxlade-Chamberlain do a Rooney Euro 2004, or are we overdoing it again?

We review two FA Cup 4th Round matches: the meeting of Landon Donovan's Everton and Clint Dempsey's Fulham, followed by Liverpool versus Manchester United. Plus, of course, the Wikipedia Game.

With a little over a month until the season kicks off, Chris and Ted examine the Tim Ream transfer to Bolton and review a crazy off season in MLS. In the second segment, they discuss how much we should really care about the All-Star game. Finally, they reveal some exciting news about the upcoming season!

A comedy of errors sees Leeds gain 3 points they did not deserve against Ipswich! Fan at the game report as usual on this weeks show. Howson gone Delph returns. Other player transactions, including Rogers work permit news plus excellent news from Reserves, U.18s and LUFC Ladies games and Ken Bates has been seven years at LUFC this week.

We review the USA's 1-0 win over Panama in the Camp Cupcake climax. It was Klinsmann's third straight victory as USMNT coach...so why did it feel so disappointing?

We review the USMNT versus Venezuela, including post-match interviews with Benny Feilhaber, Bill Hamid and Brek Shea, and clips from coach Jurgen Klinsmann's post-match press conference.

Also on the show: Clint Dempsey sets another record in England, we discuss the first EPL game to air live on FOX and listener Jonathon Tolbert drops by for some Wikipedia Game.